Dunvegan sheep farmers lament Canada’s declining wool production as they look to retire in 2019
While French settlers first brought sheep to Canada around 1650, their population has varied greatly over the centuries. Known for
Locations: Dunvegan
Celebrating life as it was, during the War of 1812
Living history reenactors from all over Ontario, Quebec and the United States will return to the Glengarry Pioneer Museum on
Old-fashioned fun this Sunday at the Harvest Fall Festival
This year a variety of activities including a horse parade, heritage animal breeds’ display, agricultural demonstrations, a display of Munro
Roosters, Super Zukes, and Munro & McIntosh Buggies at the 19th Annual Harvest Fall Festival des récoltes
Again this summer, organizers at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum have been busy finalizing details for the 19th annual Harvest Fall
Glengarry Pioneer Museum ramps up for June
Glengarry Pioneer Museum is ramping up for June with MacLeod exhibits and Clan Gathering, followed by a “Smith-In” Blacksmith weekend
Irvine Family, Peggi Calder honoured at Glengarry Pioneer Museum AGM
Douglas, Stewart, and Dorothy Irvine of Lochiel will receive the Glengarry Pioneer Museum’s “Pioneer Award” in recognition of their years
Glengarry Pioneer Museum receives $5,000 donation
Through the generosity of the Scotiabank in Maxville and its “Team Scotia Community Program”, the Glengarry Pioneer Museum received a
Crockicurl: A new outdoor sport at Dunvegan Carnival on February 3
The organizers of Dunvegan’s 2018 Winter Carnival are hoping for favorable weather on Saturday, February 3. This year sees the
Remembering the Ice Storm of 1998 and a fun auction, too!
As Glengarry Pioneer Museum volunteers prepare for an evening of dinner and storytelling on February 9 at the Bonnie Glen
Dunvegan’s Historical Crafters Fair & Christmas Marketplace
The crossroads of the historical hamlet of Dunvegan, Ontario will be busy with shoppers on December 2 and 3 as